Hi,

I’m not aware of any change in the live ISO regarding Virtualbox.

I’ll test it again asap, just in case we missed something.

I’ll keep you posted.

Hi,

What’s the output of networkctl and networkctl status?

Please post here your /etc/systemd/network files, too.

Changed here:

https://github.com/Antergos/Cnchi/commit/c9fe27d9f83b18e09fa297cb7bd2051d2132d854

Cheers!

@bramhaag

Hi,

Well, thanks for noticing this.

I’ll try to explain.

That server is an Antergos server, of course. We use it to find out user’s ip address, so we can determine their time location.

The IP (and name and port) is reversed in geoip.py just so we avoid web crawlers, nothing more.

Anyways, we will change this code asap so it uses a public ip api service instead.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m really sorry about this build server problem. We’re trying to fix it.

I’ll come back here when I have more news.

In the meantime, you can install the “base” version with the installer and then install the desktop environment that you prefer by yourselves.

Gnome: sudo pacman -S gnome
Plasma: sudo pacman -S plasma

I know it’s not ideal.

Hi @fred

It’s not straightforward to use an old ISO with a new version of the installer.

What’s wrong with the latest ISO? It does not boot for you or what?

Going back to your error Cannot create Cnchi main window: No module named ‘maxminddb' it’s just that you’re missing a new dependency. Just install python-maxminddb with sudo pacman -S python-maxminddb

Anyway, I’m sure more dependencies are missing if using an old ISO… (at least, python-libnacl and python-feedparser are the ones that come to mind).

@Listening said in New installer is broken:

I get Antergos installer-error, cannot allocate memory.

Yep, I’m really sorry about this. I haven’t got any time to try to fix this one.

Just out of curiosity, how much RAM memory do you have? (I do not think that’s relevant, but who knows…)

@knightfall

There is a --no-check (or -n) option that does that, but I like your resourcefulness.

@reisilveira28
As @manuel has found out, you must wait at least 10 minutes after finnishing zfs installation (wait until the reboot message appears). I must fix this for sure.

@manuel

Thanks a lot!

Hi,

I don’t know what is wrong, but have you checked your /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab files?